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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
CABLEaRAms,


MALTA. -Twelve new cases OF chol
era aud twelve deaths were reported
daring the past lwsuty.iour hours.
LokpoS.-Hon. Simon Cameron will
70 ~ Scotland on Friday next. liz
will be the guest Of Nit. Andrew
Carnegie.
RonH Tho Receiver Of Registers a.
Aderno and his family have fallen
victims 10 their devotion TO choleia
patients. OF the whole family only q
little child survives.
BkRLIs Prices Bismarck has sent
q dispatch 10 Got'iIr N In which he
tays: II am deeply grateful for the
honor conferred upon mo by placing
10Y hust 10 the uulveraity, and | regret
lba, vas unable 10 be present at the
celebration"
LONDON. - Mr.. Gladstone writes
at Ia painful for me 10 have my nj
iention called 10 thu ATTACKS made
upoa me by Mr.. Bright NY desire
IL % bear them In silencs and iemsm
Der Only his patriotism and services,
together with his unwAveting iriepd.
chip down 10 1886"
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Their own Track ss

Eisllsh railroads do the mel Or por.
ton Of their own cartipg. collecting
and delivering Of freight at the freight.
era' doon oae Of tho largest com.
pahies, the Midland, has In constant
employment 20 fewer than 1900
horses, and Of thee 1000 are located
In London. Some OF these houe, arc.
hoNeyer, employed In swllohlng care
n which business a heavy boUo,
Soighlug about 1000 pounds. ean d5
good service. They soon become vsyv
expert and start the car BY standing
With tho irHce chain slack. and then,
.iihoul moving their leet, throw tholr
shouldes Toward, whom their weight
starts The car. They 1lao Learn 10
judge when the car has arouIred ant.
noent speed and step aside without a
word oil command, letting the ears
come gently together,
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TorHKA, KAs., Angus, 10 Tho Kan.
cas- corn crop will not DO 90 large a.
was anticipated six weeks or tao
months ago, the drouth Of July hsy.
Ing materially Selected H. In some
places there Was trouble With ohlnch
bugs, but this pest could not bo tald
TO hsve done extensive damsge. Hot
winds also baked q number OF hsld -,
and hail and storm worked much
damage In isolated sections, but as a
whole uno ficial crop reports are more
favorable today than II was thought
possible . week ago. A large acreage
was planted, and the lossss by drouth.
hail, hot winds and bugs will not
amount 10 much II any more than the
overplus that would have resultod
from Increased acreage had the season
been favorable.
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Broken sjabIes,

Nav YoHK, August l0.-seysral OF
the cable companies are suffering from
broken cables. On JAY 25lb, the
French cable parted OF the Grand
Banks. The steamer Mackay ard
Bennett, leased for the purpose
reached the scene OF the break vssle,.
day. One Of the Western Uulon
cables was interrupted some time AGO
and the steamer Faraday has just in
this port 10 repair II. One Of tbe
Anglo American cables bross lsst
winter In mid ocean. The steamer
NINA bias just been dispatched Ia ihe
scene and an Effort will DO mado 10
pick up and repair Il,
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| STRANGE MARRIAGE.
A BEAUTIFUL. ORLEANS GIRL
MARRIES A JAP.
The aongolian HOblemau Is. Said
10 Have ROYAL Blood In
Ills Veins.
lsFrolLL TO rns lrrEAL.I

NEw ORLEANS, La, August l0.-A
romantic and noteworthy marriage
took place last night at the Esplansds
street mansion Of Capt. +. V. Hitch.
The bride wac Miss Carrie Hitch, one
OF thu most besntiIn girls In the cltv.
who became Mrs, Joxichi Taksmine.
The happy lover is Japanese noble
man, thirty.three years Of sso, who Ia
said to have royal hood in his
veins. He came 10 New Orleans as Q
commissioner to the Worlds Expo,i-
ton, and during his stay fell in love
with hb, Hitch, succeeded in awak.
% 90 her ,ul-r'St, and finally pro-
y sed - Il WAS sccapted a few weeks
se5. ha returned 10 claim his
brd', .s.d brought with him
the elk FIR her bridal drees
Which Japanese ladies had embroid.
cred with chrysanthemums. Thecer.
emony was performed by DR.. Ferpu.
son, n Presbyterian mipi.ter,, the
groom bel ngipg to that faith. The
couple leave here In ten days for San
Francisco and Japan, where Taxa.
mine II director general OF the patent
Office. He Ia also Interested
In the house OF Mitsui A
Co, which hiss houses ali over
the world. lie may return TO New
otleane after a year or 30 aud reside
mere permanently. Capt. Hitch is a
prominent member Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic. He was In
the custom house for a number of
year, and is now interested in the
Hondur. 4 trade.
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MOATGOMERY.A ALA.
Third Day OF vincsnt's TrisI-A Had
mixtare.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l


MONTGOMERY, ALA, August TO-
The was the third day Of vincent's
trial. Rebu,tal testimony by the STATE
on Vircent's statements in court yes-
terday was introduced. josiah Nor
ris, banker, testified that he never fur
nished Vincent exchange for nothing,
nor had Vincent deposits with him,
being direct contradiction OF Vim.
cenps testimony yesterday. s.
M. Levine and ]. l.. Gil.
mer, formerly with Fred Wolfe.
we're recalled, and each detailed
number Of future cotton transactions
Vincent had with Wolfe, giving dates
In ZONE instances positively contra.
dicted by Vincents tee imoDy In several
important instances. Col. rompkins,
for the State, showed witness Gilmer
paper and a'ked him whether he
had teen /, before. IL was fuil
statement Of accounts in cotton
fntures Vincent transacted through
Wolfe. Winners affifned "yep," aud
that he made ii out himself
Mi. Gam NOBEL, expert examiner,
who was engaged by the State TO ex.
anime Vincent's books, etc, testified
10 having been requested by Vincent
10 aek the Legislative Examining Com.
mittee TO wait until next day in the
eIsmiu a'ion Of his accounts, etc,
which Campbell subs q neu,ly did.
Next day Vincent was gone. The
State closed. A recess wa, taken till
aitern non, when the Arguments were
commenced. When the court was
called 10 order at $3.50 pm, Mr..
Lomsx, the young and talented
solicitor for the court, opened ths argu.
ment In the case with one Of the
most profould and logical addresses
ever delivered TO q Jury. He was fol.
lowed by Capt. ]. M. Falkner. OF the
deierse, who msde an eloquent I'D
dress In beh II Of the great defaulter.
The position that he took wss that
Vincent had BEEN made the v ctim of
q sharper, and hsd been feArlully led
by the tricks play ed uDon him. The
sharper, he fald WAC Feed Wolfe, the
oelebra Cd Ne York and Montgomery
broker. When Capt. Falkner retired
from the Il jor the court a. journcd till
tomorrow morning. At that time
argument will be taken mp again,
Ex Gov. Watts appearing Tor the
defense and Attorney General Thos.
N. Mcclellan for the State. Fred
Wolfe ielegraphed toAttornol General
MoClsllan today that the statement
made by Vincent In his testimony ya.
terday 30 the effect that he (vincentl
had deposiied the STATE money With
him (Wof lie absolutely false, and
tina, he never had any transaction with
Vitoent except cotton contracts. TIE
prisoner showed more oomnosurs dur.
ing The trial today The interest IL una.
bated. The courtroom 10 crowded con.
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NEw YosE, August lO.-At Ia con,
vention today, The order q American
Firemen sdop,cdA constitution pro,
vidins for national association iraier.
nal and sr cial In IL character. bu, not
secret. A proposition 10 provide ior
mniual ben,6 a. insurance wa rsjeftsd
~ undesirable during tho eIperi.
montal stage Of the association. Any
white man, now m actiyi iiroman, or
Who has been honorably discharged
from snyhre department, ~ eligible 10
membership. fhe co or lino vas
drawn because Of tho prsjudlees Of
Son bern nremsn, among whom II 10
dftired 10 spread the ORGANIZATION.
Strife councils will DO Organised in
every State where ten local councils
exist.
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CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

CLEyELAED, O.-At New Philadel.
phia, o., while Christian Bum vas
attempting 10 rescue a deaf son from
In itoni OF a railroad train, he was
run over and killei, together with the
boy.
CnARLEIToS, W. Vl.-Oharles vii.
lisms, VINO was conAntd in the IaIl OF
Logan county Tor the mufder Of James
Aldrdge, few days ago, was taken
from isll last evening by citiEsns aud
hung TO q tree.
Nav IoRK Tho convert ton OF the
Journeynen Tailors' National Union
81 tbs United States was held here 10.
day. Delegates were present from ali
parts of the country. lls object Ia n
Improve the organiEn ion Of the trade.
NEw LONDON, COME. O. While.
eey, bnsinres manager Of The Day,
who was shot doxn in hie office by
Frederick A. n. Perry, the crank, who
took cilsnso At apuhliahed article, died
from the effects Of bis wounds this
NJ ernoon.
NEw YoRK Tho Turf, Laid and
Farm hss received the Anal y lsiis
for The roulllug races between y nbear,
champion Of ElRand. and Wallace
X la,, at Saratoga, on fdday, aud bo-
tween Teemer aud Hanlan a, Toronto,
on Saturday.
NJ J0sErH, No Con. A. W. Doni.
phar, enc OF ths most prominent Al.
tofneys of tia State a Missouri, died
al biz home, NJ Richmond, No last
evening. He was cjn1rloua 10 the end
aud died peacefully. A giving Out OF
the vital force VA his ailment.
WuKuBAHRE, PA.-Mayor sat.on,
Nineteen Conncilmen aud the Street
C0mmifnilner we're arrested this
morning on complaint Of clIiEian Tor
falling % keep tho streets IN order,
and lof allosing slagnaut water % &C.
cumnlaio from which foul smells arose.
Nav YoRK. -Dm. Fitch aud Field.
tI,miners IN luraoy for the Depart.
msnt n Charities and Correction, 10.
day Tepodsd thst they had examined
Thomas j. Mooney, tho alleged dyna.
inter, who set lre o. the National
Line steamer Qieen, aud iounl him
10 be insane.
OTTAWA, OST.-Tho Minister OF
Militia and Sr Fed Middleton will
shortly slsit Tor British Columbia for
tho purpose Of iuopec,lng the site of
tho proposed deiehs,s Of Esqiimauet.
Tho earth works will be- buill Al the
* cnao % Canada, yhi,e England
will supply the armament
t0UnvfLLE, KY-T1o Kentucky
Ltlugraph.ng Company a9igusd this
afternoon. Liahiliiiea go 100, COW
sfed BY asfelA The failure was PRO
by tina assignment Of the W.
o TYLER Paper Company, Of Chicago.
rho Louisville Sunday Argus has also
assigned. Labilld.r aud assets, tl0,-
OOO each.
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NEw YoRK, August l0-The thirty.
sixth meetiog OF the American Afso.
citation for the Advancement OF
Science began this morning In Colum.
bia college. The opening session was
held in the great hal Of the library
and various class rooms used for
lecture rooms. This afternoon lect
ures on the following subiects vefs
given; "rhe importance TO the adj.
vancement o. physical science of the
teaching oil physics In the public
schools" by Prof. W. Anthony. of
Cornell university; "a review OF the
hita for the study OF the prehistoric
chronol lRy OF America," by Prof ID
q. Btnton, OF Media, Pa. Vegetable
par sites and evolution" BY Prof w.
q FarloE, OF Cambridge; "Economy
IN the management, OF the soil.n by
d.. ii + Alyord, Of Amherst; "Ths
work OF ihs international Congress Of
Geologists," by @. X. Gilbert. of
Washington; "rhe chemistry of
nitrogen ~ disclosed la the cons,i,n.
ton Of the alkaloids," BY Prof Albert
u Prescott, 81 Ann Arbor, Mich. The
sesei IONS, which win Continue for n
week, will be interspersod with trims
10 pleasure resorts near the city, \
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In speaking Of the mater, that there
was plenty OF business for oil three
companies TO do and that they still
would have their wires full even II
rates were advanced. TWAS stated by
another Off ,isl that the proposition
IN advance cable rates wes made by
Mackay a. an interview 10 Lad with
Gould. No p'oro,itlon was made by
the Western Union Company and no
answer was made by them to the
proposition, but the Commercial peo-
pie believed that II they made conces-
sions an arrangement coud be arrived
at. The Whole question in their do
mand is to make rates high enough for
all cables under the sea 10 pay ex'
penses and live. This they clam can.
not be done for less than forty cents
word.
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PECULIARLY SAD.
sudden and Unexpected Death Of
mrs. Julia At'harl.

1t ia sad at the home Of J. h. Air
hart, says the vicksburg Commercial
Herald Of yesterday. Dsslh has en-
tered there and siolan n's7 Its Tarest
and most priceless $40, 20 person
OF his wife and tb~ ~ OF HE
pretty little girl. Oa'y ~ h,ur'
previous to her mos tey. rsnln ce
mise Mrs. Airhart, blight aud che r.
fol, as usual, WAS ch't'ias wi;h come
friends and planning q witt for today,
but alas Tor the hckltness
OF life, that visit will never be paid.
Mr.. Airhart was absent from the city,
and arrived here only half an hour
after The soul Of his true aud devoted
vile had winged its fight scro,s that
unknown sea 10 meet lie maker and
receive Its reward. Mrs. AiThart was
The daughter Of Mr.. aud Mn. Harris
Tinker, and was born In Hale county,
Ala In 1858, and became tho vile
OF J. l.. Airhart, In Ysyoo City,
In 1873. Ste, with her husband,
bad resided here several years, where
many warm friends were acquired
who join the q. ii. In rendering to
her moro than beieived husband the
m ct heartfelt symplthy in his hour
81 trial. The mother and father OF the
deceased have been tclegrAphed for,
and will arrive this morning, ard the
funeral service will take place al Trim.
Ivy church this evening at 0 o'clock,
when the iemains will bs taken TO
Greensboro, Ala, for interment.
Mr.. Airhart was located in Mem nhis
about = year ago, bookkseper for the
firm OF y. q, Cowan \ %. Tie came
from the parent house at Vlcksburg,
but concluded TO return after one
eeason here. His wife and daughter
were with him, aud all formed many
true and lseling friendships.
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WnEpbARRE, Pa, August i0-Yes.
ierday, Atty striking minors Of tho
Alden Coal Company, near this city,
attacked thirty men who had taken
their places in the Alden mines. Many
women took part in tho fight. Michel
Christ and Jacob Horton, two teabs,
we're fstally Injured. rhelr aatallanta,
Andrew spilow, Andrew Nova h and
John Renovsky were arrtstad this
morning. The 1sht lasted hall an
hour Eileen persons we're wounded
on both sides, but only no two men.
toned will die Of their lnjurl,s.
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virgiutn Republican,

PKTKRTBvRo, Va, AusuU lo-The
Republican State Committee. with n
number Of prominent Republicans,
met In conference al Senator Mahone's
residence lssl nigh, and were In session
oil night discussing tie political situas
ton aud q sal ct OF an address 10 the
people Of the & ale. Favorable reports
wsre made from the different districts
asio the condition Of tle party. Tire
conference adilursed this morning,
having. delegated 20 Gen. Malone and
the committee the duty a preparing
the address embodyiug ths platform Of
Prineiples. This address has OF beer
made public, but II Is undeptood tc
arrAign the Democratic l. aiA slure ior
failure 30 s,tile the debt 9uettion, and
10 declare the ability Of the Republic
party II restored TO power 10 ., tile the
debt slti faoiorily. II also arraigns
the Democratic party Of tho county
tor iis failure 10 abolish tho tobacco
tai, 10 Tass the Blair bill, and Tor other
alleged short oomlnRs.
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DECATUR, ALA.
Location OF the Gar works Selected

.
ESPECIAL TO rHu ArrsAL.l
DECATUR, ALA, August l0.-The
Board Of Directors Of the Decatur
Land Company formally ratified last
night the contract with the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad Company for
the location Of their consolidated car
shops at this place. This is decidedly
the most important OF all the eFeat
enterprises Decatur has secured. The
engineer.in' chief for the Louisville and
Nashville road, Mr.. Mumford, has al.
ready selected the location foi the
works, and the railrosd company will
commence the erection OF the build
ings at once. The contract calls for
the erection OF iron and brick build.
ipgs exclusively. Tse works and
necessary tracks will cover fifty seven
acres OF land.
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American Photographer.

CHICAGO, Ill, August lO.-At 10.
days sessions Of tho American Poo.
tograpbers's Association two cable.
grams were received from the EnslI,h
Phoiographers's Association, 10 annual
meeting, conveying congratulations.
D.. Nicol, OF. Chicago; Dr.. Elliott, of
New York, and James E,glis, of
Rochester, were appointed judges of
the photographs entered Tor pfz,s
After qniiea lively discussion il was
decided that no pictures entered Tor
prizes could be framed or mount. d
with mats, but that all mus, be lac ked
up without any ornamental surrcuad.
logs Whatever A COMMITTEES was an
pointed TO zee 10 the erection of a
monument commemorating the wnrk
done in behalf Of dry plats pnotosra.
pay by +. +. Anthony. Tomorrow
morniog the officers Of the associa.
ton will be elected.
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MEMPHIS. TENN, THURSDAY. AUGUST

drews's church this afternoon, the
Rev. VIM. Short, the rector, off cistlng.
Tnere was large congregation OF lor.
rowing friends in attendance. MS.
Cabauess bad been resident OF this
city since 1888. Her father, the late
Landy Lindsey, was among the FIST
settlers OF Jackson. Her husband, d..
A. b. Csbaness, was also smonS the
early settlers here, and was q leading
physician Of large practice. AT the
time of his death he was superintend.
Cnt Of the State lunstic asylum.
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"SHerr"n rendered Hte epffo on.
INV YoHK, August l0.-The Press
Clnb OF this city rendered q receptIon
today TO Col. Henry wstterson, Of the
Louisville Courier.Journal. There
we're between 200 and 800 membsrs Of
the elnb present. John A. Green. the
president, welcomed Dol. waVerson
70 the club. In reply Dol. wausrson
thanked the members OF the club and
then went into an amusing and inter.
Getting dice, ration on mes spapeie add
newspaper men, aud the incOmpstlbll.
ity OF journalism and politics, aThs
politician" he said, "hGs 10 keen lis
path divergent from the ways Of We.
racity, whereas the Journalist, on Inc
other hand 10 trying 10 tell the ,tuth
and tell II before any one else does +"
Billet speeches Of welcome were made
by Gen. II. q. King, Col. John A.
Coekerill, Paul A. Dana, MsI' Gal.
houn, Il astus Wlmsu and Others.
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Dissertation ofgr.,e.

Bosros, Mass, August lO-Tbe
Evening Record publishes an article
charging that horrible desecration Of
the graves Of the dead In Boston has
been going on for nearly week on
Boylston street, directly opposite the
public library. The Edison Elestric
Lisht Company dug q trench along
Boy lsion street for the purpose Of lay.
Ing their wires. Az the wOfkmen ns.
cended the hill they encountered the
tops OF the graves and vaults. TIE
roofs OF the graves were broken In and
their contenis thrown on, on the eide
Of the street with earth, brick and
etoDes. Some OF these bones have
been hung upon the fences Of the com.
mon, where they are the subject Of
seurrilous jests. A workman FAMED
Dolan sold one OF the skulls 10 q youog
man for 30 cents this morning who
SAID DO was a Harvard medical stu.
dent.
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BULGARIA..
Prince Ferdinand peing Rcceivca
NJ kuier.

0RsovA, August ION. Natche-
witch, the Bulgarian Prime Minister,
accompanied by the members Of
Priucs Ferdintnd's suite, has reached
here, where oe will remain until the
arrival OF the Prince. II has been ar.
ranged that Pdnce Ferdinand shall
land and receive addresses as the
new ruler OF Bulgaria a, all Bulgarian
ports betwee here aud Rustchuk.
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Lsngworthy Breseh Of Promise

LONDON, August l0.-An arrange.
meut has been arrived at In the Lang.
worthy breach Of promise suit, by
which Mrs. Lspswor.by viii receive
f20, 900 and all costs. The respondent
also agrees TO pay E5O0 an onally for
the support Of the child Of
the relstor, born while she
lived with the respondent. The
suit was brought by Mrs. Lpgworthy
against Mr. Lsngworthy for the restl.
tuition Of conjup al rights. The respond.
ent pleaded that there had been no
msrrisge, and 1ked for declaration
OF nullity Of marriage.
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why the French Boaored N. Kat.
kOn

hon.
PARIS, August l0.-Prince Krapo,-
kline has written an indignant letter
to NJ. Roohsiort protesting asaln,t the
enthus asm Of Republican France for
NJ. KatkoG. M. Rlch-ioTt refuses 10
publish the letter, which he begs TO
be excused from indorting, though he
says that as socialist no sgfees with
its contents. He concludes his 70.
ference 10 the letter with this com
meDt; "who shall say that we will
no' be compelled 60 talk German ~
our old daysH Anybody who will
save ne iiom that shame will be
worthy OF gratitude"
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FRIGHTFUL REVELATIONS
DAVIDSON COUNTY ASYLUM'S
ROTTEN IESORALIFY.
Promiseuous Intercourse INDUCED
Filth and Vermin Reign
Supreme.


NASHVILLE, TENN August l0.-The
Committee OF the county court, who
are Investigating the county asylum,
took testimony all day t5day, and 0
ffightful lot OF testimony 1t wee, too,
The revelations reveal the 2rossest
immortality, promiscuous intercourse
between the inms'e, and between EN-.
ployes and inmates. sallie Packet, a
former notorious woman OF the town,
is employed in confidential capacity.
A number Of bastard children, born
in the asylum, we're there, The bed.
bugs reign in sll the wards and fifth
Is every where seen, There are 800
inmates. Tue emily redeeming feature
is that they are clothed decentIy and
have enough to eat.
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ABLRDEsN, missy.
knights and Ladies OF Honor EIee,
Omesrs.
IsrEaiAL TO rHn lPPrAL.l

THFEHIAL 10 THt AFFtALsT
ABERDEEN, MIss., August l0-Al
their meeting today the knights and
Ladies Of Honor elected the illlowirs
officers for the ensuing year: Ex Gov,
J. NJ. Stone, grand protector; T. ID,
Blumenthal, grand vica protector
Mira NJ. T. Sullivan, grand secreisry
L ID. Smith. grand tTtasupT. Holly
Springs vas chsten A lhs rex, place
OF meeting.
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BIRuINGBAM, ALA.
Two Daily Papers ard No rsle'
graphic News.
IsrHoIAL TO rms ArPskL,l

IsrHoIAL TO rms ArPIkL,l
BIRhISGHsN, ALA, August lola
the Age Herald injunction case today,
chancellor Oobbs granted the am md
ment asked for by the Western Uuion
Telegraph Company, which leav e II
free to discontinue the Age service
also, ard tonight neither paper is
getting any kilograms. The Chan.
cellor, on the ground that the sllfga.
tons OF the Age bill had not been
denied, ordered the increase Of the in.
junction bond asked by the Herald.
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Jackson, MISS.
Mrs. susan, widow of Dr. A. n
Csbsness, Dead.
larEoILL 10 THE LrrEAL.l

JACKSON, MRS., Augut 10 -Mrs-
Susan CAbAness, relict OF the la'e DIR.
A. B. CabAness, died a. her residence
Ia this city n 1880 O'Clock last
light. and vas hurisd from y An.
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HR Did.

Thomas Keiior, who took ten
drachms Of laudsnum lset night. died
today. The shock OF the poison was
so great that he never fully recovered
from II.